Capital Academy vs PariPassu Rx & SSits courses?

Would appreciate an opinion from people in the industry on this.

Capital Academy Rx vs PariPassu Rx & SSits courses?

Which course is better/more detailed, which is more relevant for the job (Rx & SS/DD) respectively, and which gives you a better overall experience/understanding.

Cheers

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Bump - interested as well, though I imagine many are not fully aware of Pari Passu's contents given how new the course is.

 

I am going through Capital Academy’s full suite now. The Advanced Buy Side Case Study is perhaps the most valuable part of this offering next to the Special Sits module. However, I am planning on buying PP’s Buyside Bundle as it complements what I am working through now and appears to really prepare you to interview for those roles. Appears to get into the nitty gritty, more so than Capital Academy.

I’ll add that WSO’s Rx course is great too because there is some modeling involved, etc.

 

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